so it was like florida, florida, florida.re some positives to that because people look and everything. there is also some positives to the fact that we are already in the column now. people don't even think about florida anymore. it is not viewed as the most important because we just assume. when i got elected governor, people were saying florida was going to be a blue state very soon. they had a lot of reasons for that. net leaves in the media would try to do it and pump it up and everything like that. it was not a crazy thing because if you go back a decade, these races were all one point. 2010 governor's race, 2012 presidential, 2014 governor's race, 2016 presidential, 2018 governor's race. less than one point, i was there, i can tell you. so you can kind of see, yeah, this is a very competitive state. no one really knew what was going to happen. but it just shows we're not con signed to the democrats take over everything. that leadership actually matters and if you lead and you deliver, that people respond and they respon

he once again won florida. he won florida but lost the election. after that he had problems with january 6, to put it lightly. he was in the doghouse come he didn't know what to do, he wanted to run for president again. he turned to susie wiles and said i would like to run for president again. i would like to continue my political operations. will you run the whole thing? she said i would have to have my own team. here we are with the trump campaign, for the first time, leading consistently in all the polls, not being consumed with chaos and controversy. that is happening to the other guy. susie is getting a lot of credit. lacivita is as well. host: it is always good to know who is behind these campaigns. ben in your home state of florida on the independent line. caller: good morning. listen, i want to discuss what both of these candidates mean to me. i don't like either one of them. i think i'm with the majority of people. they are both flawed in their own ways. however, i feel very weak in the fact that i listen to people and nobody is talking ab

[laughter] fake news of florida?ntly that my kids lemonade stand, it's the only way you can get through the kids lemonade stand, spike it and drink it. that is true. >> you are incorrect, sir. if it sounds possible but not jacksonville, i was in jacksonville -- you can see -- no it's not. [laughter] jacksonville is different. >> pandemic of unvaccinated legally. [laughter] >> new beach man busted for having the junk food feast in walgreens overspending five hours in the bathroom. not the fitting room. >> i will say true. >> true and guy benson, congratulations. good job. locked himself in walgreens 9:40 p.m. on the store closed at 10:00 p.m. stayed an additional five hours, he ate tostitos, reese's and chocolate. dr pepper and a pack of newport six. this happened in the seventh congressional district corey mills in the house, volusia county but guy benson, 21 a gift certificate to chick-fil-a on a sunday of your choice. [laughter] as promised. crowned next. ♪ >> if you've made it this far, i've got a surprise. his a

pierce, florida, this 15th day of july, 2024. lisa, your reaction to this. >> jose, if you were just writing an opinion for lawyers where you say the case is dismissed, you stopped. the way in which judge cannon structured her language at the end of the opinion suggests she's writing for multiple audiences, including our viewers and the american public. she's trying to make crystal clear what the ramifications of her decision are today, not just to people like me, but to our viewers watching at home and anybody else who has an interest or a stake in this proceeding. as you said, what dismissal means is that any other motions are moot, any other hearings are never happening. this is a final decision of this court. the good news in that is it can be appealed. as you and chuck rosenberg were talking about earlier, the timeline for any appeal less expedited extend far beyond the general election time frame. there are a couple other features, jose, if i can, that i'd like to point out to you and our viewers. one of the first things i

it is a huge florida contingent. these are people i have known for a while and whose rhythms i understand. so, i am able to sort of translate what they are thinking and doing with the candidate that some other media, not all other media, do not necessarily capture. host: we are talking with marc caputo, the author of "magaville," the substack newsletter, and also a national political reporter. if you have a question or comment for marc, you can start calling in now on the line for democrats, republicans, and independents. we are talking about his work and political news of the date. you already mentioned it, one of the pieces you did recently was on the status of former president trump's campaign they head into the rnc. what will you be watching for? guest: we will be watching for picks for vice president. the media will always tell you it is an important test. it is true and not true because people do not really vote for a vice president. we will see what happens when there is an older or elderly president with a ru

, let's say a florida get a man who had he said florida. florida. people go there now for low taxes. but originally. why was florida a destiny nation of choice for freedom, seeking black folk in spanish so the florida georgia border was an international border, right? so just how canada was an international border, the georgia, florida border was what international? and what was unique about the spanish. the spanish florida, the northernmost outposts and oglethorpe that greeted him, too. they all foot land, freedom and sanctuary to any enslaved british person. black enslaved by the british who could make it to florida would be given land, freedom and sanctuary. but you had to join the catholic church. and if i am an enslaved black person. i would take them the any day. right. not just scores, not just hundreds, thousands. but i would look and i would be surprised if there were more than a handful of us who had a myriad into the stories of the freedom seekers who went south. but that was the nation you could get to even before you arrived in

the gentlewoman from florida. ms. luna: i would like to recognize my colleague, representative van orden, for 1 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. van orden: mr. chair, this is a very simple issue. the united states of america is a republic that is designed specifically and our duties are articulated in the constitution of the united states of america. so when we are speaking to the executive branch as a co-equal branch, we are not sending requests. a subpoena is not an ask, it's a task. for the attorney general of the united states to completely ignore the congress is unlawful and it cannot be tolerated. this should be the most bipartisan bill that would pass in this congress because my democrat colleagues also have been emass the clerk will designated by the attorney -- emasculated by the attorney general. let's ask that we collectively are respected as members of congress as articulated in the constitution of the united states and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore:

vice president from florida.feel about marco rubio's prospects? >> i'm not here to speculate. i'm here just to enjoy. whatever president trump thinks is best. >> you're going to take it in no matter what. >> what do you think about marco rubio? do you want him to be vp? >> we love marco rubio. it would make a really good open seat for ron desantis to slip in. >> what do you think? >> marco rubio was the mayor of miami, he's very well loved in miami-dade county, he's a family man. he's christian. he's got good morals, good character, conservative platform so we love him regardless of who president trump chooses, but i have my pick. >> it's a very tense moment, and the former president donald trump is calling for the country to be more united. do you think it's important for him to choose a running mate who embodies that, and do you think marco rubio is that choice? >> i love marco rubio. my personal preference would be elise stefanik. she's a woman. she could get the women vote. she's one of the more powerful lead

>> with his home state being the great state of florida, florida's leading the way and we are the state that is leading the nation right now. it means the world to us we are the ones were going to push him over the edge. >> are you disappointed even a little bit of that marco rubio your state senator is not the vp pick? >> know we are going to get behind president trump and what he wants, he is the leader of the party and that's where we going. >> how would you describe the energy in the mood on the floor. >> this electric, one of them dead cards -- you can charge one of them cards with electricity in this place. >> in florida they wear cowboy hats as well, i will send it back to you. >> tony dokoupil from the floor, certainly the mood there let's listen to at least. >> it is my honor as representative from new york's 21st congressional district, house republican conference chair on behalf of the 91 new york delegates to the republican national convention, we proudly cast all 91 votes for president donald j. trump. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and rules and procedur

— the state of play is in florida? ~ ., ., florida? i think florida has had a couple _ florida? think florida has had a couple of cycles thatj had a couple of cycles that were disappointing the democrats. it really needs an opportunity to rebuild. and it takes some time. we are now about 800,000 registered republicans down. and there was a time a couple of cycles ago where we had more registered democrats and republicans. democrats and republicans. democrats are a bit behind right now in the state. unfortunately the biden campaign manager said the quiet pride out loud when asked whether or not florida was still in play and she answered affirmatively "no". that makes it hard for the state to raise the money it needs to continue to build the party. it is important. it is political malpractice for any party to write florida of. for the longest time it was a swing state. it is a possibility that it could be brought back to play a meaningful role in the election. ., , ., ., election. rodney, what do you think? that — election. rodney, what do you think? that was _ election. rodney, w

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florida's off the map.elected governor, there were 300,000 more republican -- democrats in the state than republicans, we are approaching 1 million more registered republicans than can democrats. so i would invite the democrats and kamala, we have the top rated economy in the country of all 50 states. spend your money down here. it's the equivalent of lighting it on fire, but i welcome that. you are not going to win florida. you're going to run into a big red, brick wall. maria: well, congrats on all you're doing in florida. you once again got an increase in the credit rating from fitch. real quick on this investigation into what went down on that assassination attempt on president trump. the "wall street journal" says it's the gross incompetence of the secret service. last week christopher wray basically try to throw doubt in the whole thing, questioning whether or not he was actually shot. of course, last week we had ron johnson, senator from wisconsin, here the talk about what he is seeing in his prelimi

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dennis is in melbourne, florida. good morning, dennis. >> good morning. thank you. mr. freedman. to give you a little bit of a background, i am a republican somewhat to the right of attila the hun but i'm not a climate denier. i believe in climate change. what i may disagree with you whether it is man-made that is, it's been seen ever since the family that occurred in florida in 2004. they were hit with four hurricanes, which, to my knowledge, was unprecedented in recorded history. it caused a lot of damage, but there was an entire decade thereafter that there were no hurricanes that hit florida landfall. that was the year before katrina in '05, but we had no hurricanes for an entire decade . yet all of the climate alarmists in 2004 pointed to the four hurricanes and said see, see, this means we are in dire straits, yet nobody ever said or explained why we were -- another decade without another landfall hurricane. yes, there are anomalies like the one occurring now in the bahamas but it is an anomaly and it is climate change. i agree. i disagree that we can do much about it, thou

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the bombshell decision from the florida judge trump appointed.judge aileen cannon dismissing the case today. late today, the special counsel saying he will appeal the move. here's abc's terry moran. >> reporter: those unforgettable images, boxes and papers, many of them marked top secret, strewn around donald trump's mar-a-lago home, and tonight, the stunning ruling. the entire case against trump for mishandling classified documents has been thrown out by trump-appointed federal judge aileen cannon. this was the prosecution widely seen as the one that posed the most serious legal peril for trump. he was indicted on 40 felony counts for taking classified documents from the white house, including some of the nation's most sensitive secrets. and for obstructing justice, by refusing to comply with a subpoena to return them. trump's legal team had made the long-shot effort to dismiss the case by claiming special counsel jack smith's appoint was unconstitutional, because, they argued, his position was not created by congress, as the constitution comman

the gentlewoman from florida. ms. luna: i would like to recognize my colleague, representative van orden, for 1 1/2 minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. van orden: mr. chair, this is a very simple issue. the united states of america is a republic that is designed specifically and our duties are articulated in the constitution of the united states of america. so when we are speaking to the executive branch as a co-equal branch, we are not sending requests. a subpoena is not an ask, it's a task. for the attorney general of the united states to completely ignore the congress is unlawful and it cannot be tolerated. this should be the most bipartisan bill that would pass in this congress because my democrat colleagues also have been emass the clerk will designated by the attorney -- emasculated by the attorney general. let's ask that we collectively are respected as members of congress as articulated in the constitution of the united states and with that i yield back. the speaker pro tempore:

host: lifer democrats, renee, florida -- line free democrats, renee, florida.aller: i cannot agree with that man more. i think there is something with the algorithms they are feeding these people that makes them think that their opinion is the only thing that matters. i have seen so much media lately trying to call the shots, and instead of letting the voters decide, these congressmen and members, i would just like to say, i have watched c-span and all those hearings, and i watch all of your rallies, trumps rallies, items rallies -- trump's rallies, and biden's rallies, which are not as many as trump. i watch all of these, so i can say i know what is going on, and i see the media. i don't know where they are coming from, but what happened to this country? when i was growing up, my grandmother had empathy for people with anything. joe biden has a stutter. my son started out with the stutter growing up. he had to learn to overcome that. i imagine when you get older and tired, that stutter comes back, and all the people running around in his head that he has to re

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those that fled communism and socialism, i think he will carry south florida, he will carry florida. and i do believe he will be first president republican candidate in a long time to carry miami-dade. i know desantis carried miami-dade for 20 years, i think trump will follow it up. in miami-dade that is historic ask that will propel him to a huge victory in florida. larry: mike waltz did senator rubio speak? >> he did. he gave a great speech, and the warm up as did representative gimenez and other members, he was fired up, gave the speech in english and spanish. got you know, 100% behind president trump's vision, we introduced party platform. the president personally edetted edited twice, senator blackburn and i got that through the committee in milwaukee, we're unified, i could tell you, seeing democrats right now it looks like a funeral here they are coming apart at scenes. >> low energy. are to follow follow-up michael waltz, i think i heard on report mr. trump spoke highly of senator rubio did he not? hint, hint? how did you read that. >> i read it that way too and a couple00s d

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so it would go from a little courthouse down south florida. and now this is like shooting a missile to the courthouse in washington, dc on that case. and so we'll certainly see, but there's no question of the cases is going to be appealed. and that also that judge chutkan will be dealing with motions to dismiss based on based on what we saw, the judge do can i. do dana floor and michael, how much of this is connected or at least somewhat related to the supreme court's decision on immunity as it pertains to president donald trump's actions. while as president and actions that a president can take while in office. how much of this is connected to that? i mean, it's i have to imagine that they're going to be critics of this decision who are going to say, how are you supposed to hold a president accountable for actions that are taken that maybe deemed criminal. with all of these different these different decisions well, as far as her reasoning, again, we're still looking at that. it's just a brand new order that came out, but there's no question t

y uno de los mayores constructores de viviendas en el pais solo en el sur de la florida construyo alas, en otra redada ejecutada por el fbi llevo a cabo operaciones de busqueda y arresto en dos lugares del condado miami-dade que estan del home builders los los mayores pais. >> solo construyo al fueron 1 16.000 en junio de este ano. >> cuatro personas fueron ar arrestadas en relacion con el caso, entre ellas un empleado domestico. >> a lo largo de los anos pino estuvo bajo la vigilancia de las autoridades locales, estatales y federales, aunque nunca fue acusado de un crimen su negocio de construccion de viviendas y otras inversiones o sus prolificas actividades de recaudacion de fondos politicos. >> contribuciones de campana para candidatos locales, estatales y federales. >> fue amigo y partidario ferviente del exgobernador de florida, jeb jeb bush y tambien apoyo al expresidente george w. >> bush donando un edificio en dos mil cuatro para la campana de reeleccion de bush en miami. >> arantxa. >> sonia, vamos a ver en que depara esta investigacion. >> muchas gracias por tu re reporte.

homes are selling in florida, there's a lot more inventory in florida than there was a year ago but we prices. stuart: if i was a buyer going into florida i would start lowballing. >> what happens, let's say you think your house is worth $1 million, probably 300,000 above where it should be and somebody comes in below one million dollars, you are all of a sudden in salted. if the real price should be one million 2 and somebody offers 900,000 you wouldn't be that in salted but you think it's a million 5 and that starts happening. realtors do their customers a disservice by letting them list prices that are so high. stuart: i can understand why they do it. >> if these asking prices, selling below asking price, that's fairly good news in that you can get in a little less than you thought. >> if that house sells for what houses are trading for in the neighborhood, fine. but else $100,000 more than the person 300 how those is down sold 3 months ago i think price and the media is hitting florida really hard because there was a housing boom. it's an easy story to write that i wish they would

he once again won florida. he won florida but lost the election.d problems with january 6, to put it lightly. he was in the doghouse come he didn't know what to do, he wanted to run for president again. he turned to susie wiles and said i would like to run for president again. i would like to continue my political operations. will you run the whole thing? she said i would have to have my own team. here we are with the trump campaign, for the first time, leading consistently in all the polls, not being consumed with chaos and controversy. that is happening to the other guy. susie is getting a lot of credit. lacivita is as well. host: it is always good to know who is behind these campaigns. ben in your home state of florida on the independent line. caller: good morning. listen, i want to discuss what both of these candidates mean to me. i don't like either one of them. i think i'm with the majority of people. they are both flawed in their own ways. however, i feel very weak in the fact that i listen to people and nobody is talking about the reality o

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host: in tallahassee florida. it was 50 minutes ago at this point that president biden came not to speak about today's ruling in this immunity case before the supreme court. this is some of what president biden had to say. pres. biden: four years ago my predecessor sent a violent mob to the u.s. capitol to stop the peaceful transfer of power. we all saw it with our own eyes and sat there and watch it happen that day. the attack on the police, the ransacking of the capitol, the mob hunting down house speaker nancy pelosi. gato's erected to hang the vice president, mike pence. it was that of the darkest days in the history of america. now the man who sent that mob to the u.s. capitol is facing potential criminal conviction for what happened that day. the american people deserve to have an answer from the courts before the upcoming election. at the public has a right to know the answer about what happened on january 6 before they are asked to vote again this year. now because of today's decision, that is highly, high

crearÍa un estado de pÁnico, ya hemos visto en la florida los cambios que han habido con la ley de la trabajadores para poder llevar a cabo sus funciones. lo que propone el presidente trump, y para mi sorpresa, y de verdad, penoso, en mi opiniÓn, vino aquÍ a miami, que es una comunidad principalmente de inmigrantes,y que venga a decir que va a expulsar a algo masivo, personas que han estado trabajando y que son parte de la economÍa de nuestro paÍs, y que todavÍa se le aplauda por esas palabras. la constituciÓn norteamericana da un proceso legal para hacer las cosas, el presidente trump lo que quiere es resaltar, llegar a esa vena del cuerpo polÍtico norteamericano, esa vena racista anti migrantes, que la campaÑa de trump en gran parte se basa sobre ese principio desde que comenzÓ su campaÑa para la presidencia en el aÑo 2016. pero lo que es de verdad temeroso es que hayas venido aquÍ a la capital de miami, a la capital del exilio de tantos paÍses para anunciar esta polÍtica de deportaciÓn masiva que va a afectar a tanto de nuestros familiares. borja: seÑor peÑalver, seguimos con mÁs,

she grows up in eatonville florida. was born i believe in alabama and her father and his family to this new area. he founded a church and that is where she spent her childhood and for her a very wholesome community of all-black people, families, church, schools and so on. i think it was a different kind of story at the time it came out. her book would be in the time period of the native son that was looked at and had a character that had been severely damaged by the experience in the united states and it was set in the real world where it was different than many other novels coming out later in this country. >> host: does the jim crow era play a part in their eyes were watching god? >> i think it does because if you look back at the explosion of black towns in this period there were over 50 of them that emerged at the end of the 19th century well into the 20th century into the 1930s. these were places that given the violence of jim crow, give the lynchings, the segregation, all that had gone to shape the country, black

florida. florida, 125 delegates. >> madam secretary and everybody in this great city. on behalf of our entire family and on behalf of 25 delegates in the unbelievable state of florida, we hereby nominate every single one of them for the greatest president that's ever lived, and that's donald j. trump. hereby declaring him the republican nominee for president of the united states of america. >> pursuant to the announcement of the delegation and the rules and procedures of this convention, florida, 125 votes, president trump. 125 votes, president trump. ♪ ♪

florida has been a building ground, i believe, for much of this.ough the heritage foundation, through the federalist society, who were going on the judiciary. they are, as is stated in the project 2025 plan, maga loyalists. they will be the ones replacing people like myself, who have fought and worked to push our country and our system forward. >> you are a former state attorney. i am a former prosecutor. we are both black people. a lot of people misunderstand what that function looks like and feels like. can you just talk about, given everything that you have been through with the governor, with the state legislature and the state judiciary, you are running now. why is this so important to you? >> you know, it is important that you have identified the fact that we are both black people in this space, a space that historically has not had a lot of black people. when i was elected, there was less than two percent women of color who were elected state attorneys. when you look at the percentages of african americans and people of color who work as pro

prom inminentes figuras como el ex asesor de trump, pete navarro, quien salio hoy de una carcel de floridana condena de cuatro meses por desacato al congreso. >> tambien estuvo presente el gobernador de texas, greg abbott, quien hablo del caos en la frontera y varios miembros de la dinastia trump. >> cristina londono nos acompana en vivo con lo mas destacado de este dia. >> cristina, adelante, buenas de hablar mi compaÑero de fÓrmula de donald trump a la vicepresidencia aceptÓ la nominaciÓn del partido para ese cargo. un joven no ha cumplido 40 aÑos, estÁ a dos meses de cumplir un mes de cumplir 40 aÑos. jamÁs habÍa asistido a una convenciÓn republicana ni de turista y llega a esta en semejante puesto. estaba emocionado. le prometiÓ al pueblo estadounidense y al ex presidente donald trump que trabajarÍa sin descanso por hacer cumplir su agenda y ademÁs destacÓ el valor del expresidente trump cuando hace solo unos dÍas se repuso de un balazo que le dieron en una hora en la oreja derecha. escuchemos lo que dijo. >> donald noches. >> de su pies en ese campo de pennsylvania, toda america and o

i think he will carry south florida. he will definitely carry florida. do believe he will be the first president, republican candidate in a long time to carry miami-dade. desantis carried miami-dade, first governor candidate for 20 years. i think trump folks that up with a victory in miami-dade. that will be somewhat historic. that will propep him to a huge victory in florida. >> mike waltz, did senator rubio speak? >> oh, he did. he gave a great speech in the warmup as did representative jimenez and other members. look, he was fired up. he gave the speech in both english and spanish. larry: oh. >> and got, you know, 100% line president trump's vision, that we just introduced the party platform. the president personally edited twice. senator blackburn and i got that through the committee in milwaukee. and, look, i mean we are unified. i can tell you, larry, seeing the democrats right now, it looks like a funeral around here. they are coming apart at the seams. larry: low energy, low, low energy, you're right but just to follow up, michael waltz, i think

en florida, sin humedad. oigan, este aÑo. yo trabajo, con la que nosotros trabajamos en la alianza para prevenciÓn de ahogamiento y es inclusive mÁs trÁgico y triste, como decÍas Úu antes, damiÁn, que es niÑos, muchos niÑos mueren y todas las muertes por ahogamiento son prevenibles todas. si usted va a celebrar en un lago o en aguas abiertas en el ocÉano, es muy importante que utilice su chaleco salvavidas. esto reduce dramÁticamente las posibilidades de fatalidades y especialmente con niÑos cuando se monta en un bote. por favor, utilicen su chaleco salvavidas a mi lado izquierdo. tengo kate. y por cierto, ellos hablan perfecto espaÑol. digan buenos dÍas. buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> buenos dÍas. >> gracias por esta muestra. sÍ, claro que es una salvavidas. >> y ustedes lo saben porque tiene el silbato y tiene esto. cuando ve a un salvavidas, es mucho mÁs seguro. las piscinas no naden en sitios donde no haya salvavidas. ahora, con la alianza de prevenciÓn de ahogamientos tenemos cinco elementos. cinco capas de protecciÓn q

florida won the stanley cup last week on monday night.n the final episode. beat edmonton with a score of 4:3. three russian players became part of the menhael champion team. this is striker vladimir terasenko, defender dmitry kulyakov, goalkeeper sergei bobrovsky. many players wrapped themselves in their national flags during the parade and performance on stage, and sergei bobrovsky did the same. he addressed the public with the russian tricolor on his shoulders. the winner of the stanley cup, one of the best goalkeepers in the league, became 14 years after moving to the nhl. on july 1 , 2019, i signed a contract with the florida phanters, during the first interview i was asked why i came to florida, i answered because i want to win the stanley cup, i’m going to do it here, now 5 years later we are here to celebrate the greatest victory in the history of this club with you guys. leonid slutsky still doesn't lose in china. shanghai shinhua's unbeaten streak under the leadership of a russian specialist. has already lasted until 19 matches.

that's true in both the washington, d.c., case and the florida case.these are all about legal technicalities, legal defenses, procedural aspects of the cases that are obstacles. these cases are going to be heard. in florida, if there is no legal special counsel, we'll see when the appellate court speaks. there's nothing to prevent a u.s. attorney from bringing this case again if that's the best way to go forward. if donald trump gets into office, all bets are off. if he is not elected, these cases will continue ultimately after significant delay. >> that entire case was brought by jack smith, the special counsel. if her decision today survives appeal, and knows the supreme court, you know, intact as it is today, that case would in whole be thrown out, would it not? >> it would, that would mean the u.s. attorney would be able to rebring the case, file it again just as the u.s. attorney's office has handled all the of the other cases in the january 6th attack, they would have to bring this case again, and they could do that. so it's, again, significant d

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you are both from florida.e florida economic model, which is no income tax. lower regulations, and pro business, and et cetera and et cetera. instead of the california blue state model, i don't think, i'll start with brian mast, time to speak up for the florida red state model that will determine that election. >> everything that moves to florida knows that as soon as they move there they get a raise they are not paying more and more and more in taxes like in new york city or anywhere in california. what do you think? >> that is right. only difference between new yorker and floridian is 6 months. the minute they electric at look at soft on crime, catch and release they come to great state of florida, they understand real leadership and we know limited government we don't lockdown our citizens we allow them to be free as our constitution intent neighborhood this is some some sense. are in trump as r respir-- trump a resident of florida. it is a clash of titans, i think i know who will win. let me go back, brian